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Crawl to Me Darling HD 85m. Take Me to Tarzana HD m. Fly Me to the Moon HD 84m. Welcome back! Email address. Remember me. Forgot password? Don't have an account? Your Email. Back to Login. Ganush, who now faces foreclosure and the loss of her house.

In retaliation, the old woman place a curse on her which, she subsequently learns, will result in her being taken to hell in a few days time.

With the help of a psychic, she tries to rid herself of the demon, but faces several hurdles in the attempt. Christine Brown has a good job, a great boyfriend, and a bright future.

But in three days, she's going to hell. Rated PG for sequences of horror violence, terror, disturbing images and language. Did you know Edit.

Trivia Alison Lohman did almost all of her own stunts. Goofs Mrs. Ganush's body gushes a large quantity of embalming fluid onto Christine's face, but in the next scene, her hair is completely dry. Quotes Goat : [bleating] You tricked me, you black-hearted who-o-o-o-o-ore! Crazy credits The 's Universal logo is used in the opening credits.

The scene where Christine's nose squirts blood is extended, adding a shot of blood pouring out of her mouth. She covers her mouth, causing the fountain of blood to erupt from her nose.

The shot of Christine raising the knife above her cat is extended, showing Christine plunging the knife down several times, with some squirting blood. We also see the cat's bloodied body fall into the hole in Christine and Clay's yard, just before Christine begins to shovel dirt upon it.

When Christine drops the anvil on Mrs. Ganush, Christine still gets splattered with Mrs. Ganush's eyeballs and brain matter, but now it's blood red colored.

Entertainment Played in the end credits. User reviews Review. Top review. Deliciously pulpy return to horror for Raimi. This might partially be down to the advertising campaign, which could lead audiences to believing this is purely serious horror, when in fact it is pulp silliness in the vein of the old EC comics, and fully aware of it.

Sam Raimi, for whom the childhood experience of reading those pulp tales served as an inspiration for his now-legendary "Evil Dead" movies, and hence gave him his career, has made his most fun and entertaining film since "Army of Darkness", and probably his best since then as well although I do need to see "A Simple Plan" again in "Drag Me to Hell", which feels like it could be an adaptation of one of those horror tales.

Hopefully audiences will be expecting something along the lines of "Evil Dead" mixed with its sequels when they go in, or they could leave disappointed. Unless you're scared by old women and supernatural mumbo jumbo, unless you're a superstitious person, "Drag Me to Hell" probably won't be giving you any nightmares.

Then again, I'm not scared by anything really. Still, one can't help but feel that this sort of thing if done seriously doesn't belong in today's age of rationality and would work only in the 50's, or maybe even then would be too late to really pack a punch.

That's why this is, like the "Evil Dead" movies, a cartoon. Moreover you can get access to unlimited movies.

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